When I was going around my yard (after having been away for more than a week) I photographed all the flowers,
Was I surprised when I saw a baby deer, hidden in the bushes at the corner of my house. I learned that the mothers leave them and then return to get them. Steve saw a big deer in the backyard yesterday. I hope the little fawn got reunited with its mom.
That’s what this flowering shrub is named. I didn’t make it up. This bush grows along the driveway and the blossoms are quite lovely.
Old Fashioned Weigela. Sometimes it has a hyphen between old and fashioned.
The iris were just starting to bloom
Photographed in different lights.
The same plant.
Hellebores are also named Lenten Roses
It was a dark Friday morning when I stepped out to photograph the dusting of snow. The temperature was 34 degrees F.
My friend Vincie suggested her cousin Gloria send me this unusual azalea blossom photo today. I can see why! It’s unique.
Two colors in a single blossom.
I looked up bicolor azaleas but they are not like this amazing blossom.
We’ve not had a hard frost yet and it’s been warm for November
If any of you gardeners have experienced this phenomenon, I hope you’ll comment below. Thanks
Fried Green tomatoes recipe.
A visit with Laura and Roy to Franklin Park Conservatory and Botanical Gardens in Columbus Ohio.
